Cache-domains (lancache) breaks dnsmasq

Installing and Using OpenWrt
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It looks like cache-domains scripts produce symlinks /tmp/lancache.conf and /tmp/dnsmasq.d/lancache.conf that point to /var/cache-domains/lancache.conf

Unfortuinately, something about these being symlinks makes dnsmasq not work at all. And I mean at all, it's not that it doesn't act on the cache-comain entries, it fails to work completely.

Replacing the symlinks by copies of the files that are symlinked makes it work.

I have a cron script that fixes it in a bit of rednecky way, but that's a rather crap workaround, not a solution.

#!/bin/sh

if [ -L /tmp/lancache.conf ] && [ -f /var/cache-domains/lancache.conf ]; then
	echo "lancacne.conf symlink detected"
        rm -f /tmp/lancache.conf
        cp /var/cache-domains/lancache.conf /tmp/lancache.conf
	service dnsmasq restart
fi

if [ -L /tmp/dnsmasq.d/lancache.conf ] && [ -f /var/cache-domains/lancache.conf ]; then
	echo "/tmp/dnsmasq.d/lancacne.conf symlink detected"
	rm -f /tmp/lancache.conf
	cp /var/cache-domains/lancache.conf /tmp/dnsmasq.d/lancache.conf
	service dnsmasq restart
fi

md51=`md5sum /tmp/lancache.conf			| awk '{print $1;}'`
md52=`md5sum /var/cache-domains/lancache.conf	| awk '{print $1;}'`

if [ "$md51" != "$md52" ]; then
	echo $md51
	echo $md52
	echo "File mismatch"
        rm -f /tmp/lancache.conf
        cp /var/cache-domains/lancache.conf /tmp/lancache.conf
	service dnsmasq restart
fi

md51=`md5sum /tmp/dnsmasq.d/lancache.conf | awk '{print $1;}'`

if [ "$md51" != "$md52" ]; then
	echo $md51
	echo "File mismatch"
	rm -f /tmp/dnsmasq.d/lancache.conf
	cp /var/cache-domains/lancache.conf /tmp/dnsmasq.d/lancache.conf
	service dnsmasq restart
fi

I am not sure if this is more of a dnsmasq bug or a cache-domains bug.

Where should I file a bug about this? This has been broken for years, and it re-breaks after each router reboot.